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Queens Of The Stone Age R CD
- SKU:
- 07158339
- UPC:
- 606949068325
- MPN:
- 490683
- Condition:
- New
Description
Back with a new release, the LA rock band is ready to explode when they take their new music to the main stage at Ozzfest! Tracks include "Feel Good Hit of the Summer," "Better Living Through Chemistry," "Quick And to the Pointless," "Tension Head" and more.
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1. Feel Good Hit of the Summer 2. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret 3. Leg of Lamb 4. Auto Pilot 5. Better Living Through Chemistry 6. Monsters in the Parasol 7. Quick and to the Pointless 8. In the Fade 9. Tension Head 10. Lightning Song 11. I Think I Lost My Headache
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